IDG Contributor Network: How to make websites more accessible if you are colorblind or dyslexic

According to the latest information from the U.S. Census, approximately 56.7 million Americans have some sort of disability. This means that about 1 in 5 people face challenges doing things that many of us take for granted.

As online access becomes more of a necessity in the modern world, it is increasingly important that people aren't walled off from websites because of their disabilities. Here are a few simple steps that can improve website accessibility for people with two of the most common visual disabilities: colorblindness and dyslexia.

(I've concentrated on the Chrome browser because it is currently the most widely used browser and it offers ready solutions that may be helpful.)

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